See Shortcuts.md

All apps you can run using Windows Run or simply by typing in the Windows Search

Windows Run & Windows Search

Windows Run

Windows Search

Name	Function
SndVol.exe	Sound Mixer
main.cpl	Mouse Settings
mmsys.cpl	Sound Settings
appwiz.cpl	Pick app to uninstall
control	Control Panel
msconfig	System Configuration Utility
devmgmt.msc	Device Manager
winver	Shows your Windows version
wt	Runs Windows Terminal

Command	Function
cls	clears console
dir, ls	shows files and directories in current path
scp [source] [target] scp -r user@host:/path \path\folder	copies file from remote server
netsh wlan show profile	shows saved Wi-Fi profiles
netsh wlan show profile [profile name] key=clear	shows Wi-Fi password
netsh interface set interface "Wi-fi" enable/disable	enables/disable Wi-Fi

You can connect to a webdav server using Windows Explorer by typing into the address bar \\localhost@port\DavWWWRoot\path\.

You can also permanently map a webdav server to show up in the explorer.

1. Open Windows File Explorer and go to "This PC" (or "My Computer").
2. Click the "Computer" tab at the top, then select "Add a network location" or right-click "This PC" and choose "Add a network location".
3. In the wizard, choose "Choose a custom network location" and click "Next".
4. Enter your WebDAV server URL, for example:
   • http://localhost/ (for default port 80)
   • http://localhost:3000/ (for custom port 3000)
   • You can also specify a subdirectory, e.g., http://localhost:3000/subdir
5. Click "Next" and provide a name for the network location.
6. Complete the wizard. The new network location will appear in "This PC" and can be accessed like a folder.